Introduction to Basic Medical Language for Community and Healthcare Interpreters
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Registration is now closed.
Step by step registration guide.
Students need work authorization to take this class.
Course dates:
Free of charge.
Class is online with extra homework on the computer every week.
Next class will be offered in the spring
TBD
Read the description of the class before registering. Still have questions? Email Paulina: pkohan@isd271.org
Basic requirements:
Minimum ABE Low Intermediate level of English proficiency (score 223 on GOALS test) and
Priority given to the students who successfully completed the Community Interpreter Training at Metro South.
Don't know your score? Ask your teacher!
Are you a new student? Fill out the registration form or the interest form if registration is closed first.
More information:
Not sure what do Community Interpreters do? Watch a video to find out: What do Community Interpreters do?
Healthcare Interpreters usually work with patients and their families in hospitals, clinics and community centers to help the patients access those services.
This is a short intensive class that helps you understand the basics of the healthcare system in the United States, the basic medical terminology, and the most important laws and procedures that you need to know when working in healthcare.
Useful links:
Improve your reading skills before taking the Certified Nursing Assistant test: Reading Curriculum for Healthcare Workers
Resources for Community and Medical Interpreters: Videos, role plays and scenarios for interpreters
The next step is to take the Medical Terminology class at Metro South.
You can also look for employers that might be hiring in the area.
Questions? Email Paulina: pkohan@isd271.org Call: 952-681-6122
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